| Georgia is proving to be a battleground state, with high-profile surrogates campaigning. |  | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Hey there, OnPolitics readers. All eyes are on Georgia, as early voting is ongoing for the final outstanding Senate race of the midterms. | | While Democrats have guaranteed control of the Senate, reporter Ken Tran writes, a win could expand their majority and power. | | What to know: | | • | The runoff election is between incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker. | | • | Georgia's runoff election day is Dec. 6, though early voting is underway. | | • | Voters will decide between the two candidates after neither Warnock nor Walker secured 50% of the vote in November. | | | 🗳️More on what's at stake: Guide to Georgia's Senate runoff election. | Real quick: Stories you'll want to read | | • | Trump's legal troubles continue: Developments in former president Donald Trump's legal battles in the last week alone include the appointment of a special counsel to investigate Trump's role in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack, the Supreme Court's refusal to block the release of Trump's tax returns and a civil lawsuit. The latest developments, explained. | | • | Election results and Arizona: Six counties in Arizona must decide today whether to certify the 2022 election results. While most election results have been certified without issue across the country, efforts by Trump and others to promote false narratives of fraud have taken hold in Arizona. What's next, from the Arizona Republic. | | • | Congress' post-Thanksgiving priorities: As the House and Senate return from Thanksgiving break, they are grappling with a same-sex marriage act, electoral reform, military spending and government funding – amid a looming Dec. 16 deadline to avoid a partial shutdown. What to know. | | | What's next on immigration: ⚖️ The Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in an important immigration case. It's one of several cases challenging President Joe Biden's authority to make policy while bypassing Congress. | | | | | | | | | |
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